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The Network Layer breaks up segments from the Transport layer into smaller chunks called [[Packets]]. The reverse happens on the receiving device (reassembling packets into segments).
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Furthermore the Network Layer also finds the optimal path to travel from origin network to the destination network. This is called routing.
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## Routing
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Routing is finding the shortest (most efficient) path from source to destination
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Switches contain a table that stores all [[MAC-Address]] of connected devices (of each port) in a table.
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They read the frame of a incoming message, extract the destination MAC Address and forward it to the corrisponding port on the switch
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They read the frame of a incoming message, extract the destination MAC Address and forward it to the corresponding port on the switch.
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## Bridges
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